The Head of the President’s Office informed Arsenio Dominguez about the agreements reached between the Ukrainian and American delegations in Jeddah, particularly regarding a 30-day ceasefire. He noted that Ukraine expects IMO's assistance in monitoring the ceasefire at sea and ensuring free navigation.

Andriy Yermak expressed gratitude for Germany’s support in countering Russian aggression, particularly highlighting the Federal Republic of Germany’s leadership in Europe in providing military assistance.

The Head of State congratulated Mark Carney on assuming office and thanked him for supporting Ukraine, its sovereignty, and territorial integrity. He also acknowledged Canada’s contributions to military assistance, energy support, and joint efforts with partners to bring about a just and lasting peace.

We will do everything to further intensify diplomacy. We will do everything to make diplomacy effective. But every day now is about defending our independence, our state, and our people. We must remember – it is the support of our army, all our defense and security forces, and our state that determines everything.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy took part in a virtual meeting of state leaders on the support for Ukraine. The meeting gathered leaders and representatives of states, the European Union and NATO. The Summit was co-chaired by Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Keir Starmer and President of France Emmanuel Macron.

Active pressure is needed, not just talks. Pressure on Russia. Strong measures are needed to take even the first steps toward ending the war. This includes sanctions – sanctions against Russia must not only be maintained but continuously strengthened.

The key topics of discussion included strengthening international military and technical cooperation, priority areas for enhancing Ukraine's defense capabilities, and the urgent needs of Ukrainian warriors.